Show Al THE OODEK (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINFRIDAY EVENING AUGUST tsait Lake Mining ft —— — "- -- 11 1950 T" Stock Quotations Co J A Heel New York Stock Exchange Br IB Associated Prtii mew YORK Aug 11 New York stocks ssssi lit ll'i 30V 127 M''i MO 85 33H 39" 121 13' 48' SI Mi 41 34 Wa 10 14 Aircraft du Pont Eastman Elec Auto Erie R R Oen Elec Gen roods Gen Motors Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Gt Nor RR Pfd Gt West Sug Hudson Motors Illinois Central Int Harvester Int Nick Can Int Paper Int T At Ti Kennecott Kreag T Lockheed Dof- 43 IV 22 H 30 & Ohio Nat Biscuit Nat Cath Reg Nat Dairy Nat Distillera N Y Central No Am Av No American No Pacific 1 31s 18 Soiv - Loews Mid Con Pet Mont Watt Nash Kelv 1? Chryaler Com Credit Com Con Con i 38 Ml 34 H Allied Store Alii Chalmem Am Airlines Am Car & Fdy Am Badiatc Am S & R Am T & T Am Tobacco Anaconda Armo Steel A T & S F Baldwin Loco Bath Iron Brndi Beth Steel jfctiUBg lstafssii Canada Dry Can Pacific Case Celotex Cerro de Pasco Chen f 4Va Copper 28' Edison Container Corp t 50 Con Oil Del 2 75 T 64 Vi Corn Products a 21 Crana 10' Ciirtiss Wriehi 41 Diamond Match Ohio li I ! — ! Penney H J C R Penn Pure Oil 37 18 39 17 Repub SteelH Reyn "Fob Safeway Sears Roeb Soc Jfac So Paciflo Sperry Std Oil Cal Std Oil N & Studebsker Sun Mining Swift Co Texas Co Tex Gulf Sul Timken Trans Am Twent Cent Fox Union Carbide 38" 88' 38 98 37 42 30 14 44 29 31 34 11 81 38 33 15 47 34 19 34 Union Union 34 30 43 21' CO3 30 71 T8 30 37 70 74 17 15 30 48 Oil 29 98 17 Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corp U S Rubber U S Smelting U S Steel Warner Picture West Auto Sup West Union West Aibrake West Elec White Motors 44 23 144 1ST 17 Hi 22 38 33 3 46 37' 36 13 42 34 28 33 Woolworth Zenith 19 f 22 8 43 VI Willys - § Cold Weather Dip Jars Market May Affect Radio-Televisi- on By William Bores Aug U (AP —A spell Issues of weakness in unsettled the entire market today Closing quotations were above the low for t"c day although declines remained in clear majority The decline in the TV group was the first this week Losses ranged to nearly 93 a share before prices bounced up littl from their extrem low Losses elsewhere were limited mainly to SO cents a shar or leu although there were an handful of exception Some shares particularly among the oils made a little progress Auto stocks were hit harder than most other Trading was moderately active with ales approaching 1800000 share Several Oil issues showed independent strength among them Sinclair and Richfield which touched new 1930 highs at One time Lower prices were paid for Admiral Corp Emerson Philco Radio Corp Rfjgth Motorola General Motors Chrysler Studebaker U S Steel Bethlehem Steel U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Boeing American Telephone Anaconda Allied Chemical (old and new) Copter Dow Chemical du Pont General! Elec-tri- e International Paper N Y Central Cheseapeake & Ohio Standard Oil (N Oil and Gulf X) B NEW YORK radio-televisi- Johns-Manvil- le Bess Jones Closing Averages Furnished by J A Hogle & Co members New York stock exchange: Close 3 Industrials 115 03 off 1 61 SO Railroads 82 00 off 034 15 Utilities 38 87 Off 0 04 8 Stocks 7791 Off 043 40 Bond in: 17 up 0 03 178 95 off 147 Ctemodtttea Volume— 1680000 shares L ! j Grain By William Ferrl CHICAGO Aug 11 CAP)— Grain did not get far on either aide of the market an after today early buying rush in corn and soybeans quickly faded Initial buying was based on a govern ment crop report which predicted big MM crops — but not as much as traders had expected Late in the session a good deal of selling entered soybeans which gave up all their gains and sank below yesterday's finish ' ptB showed an easier trend from the start largely because of a govern-jSJjjt- t' forecast for a whopping crop Wheat held steady Wheat closed to 1 cent lower September S2235 com wa unchanged to oats 9131 higher September -- lVfc were lower September 76 rye was 1 to 1 lower September $136' to 3 cent lower oytsaans were 1 November S241Vi-S24- 1 and lard was to 10 cents a hundred pounds unchanged lower September 91317-9139- 0 CHICAGO Aug 11 (AP— Caah wheat No 3 red 216-1No 4 211 Corn No 1 yellow 156-3- 6 No 1 N K 09 Oats No 1 heavy mixed No 1 No 1 white 78 No hmfS white 7: 1 78-7- 9: 78-8- 0: Crop Harvest WASHINGTON Aug 11 CAP)— 78-7- JHE7' 00 05 31 03 17 04 1 15 05 ' 33 OIV4 32 18 08 "a 03 04' 03 11 13 ' 04'i 03 05ft 06 15 16 03'i 05 03 OS 13 10 06 OBVi 06 08 08 04 031j ' 06 074 18 03 03 ft 0Bts 20 01 13 04M 36 01 04ft OH 14 22 03 03 01ft 08ft 08 03ft Repairs For free pickup and 03 or ph 03ft delivery Duane T John—Gunsmith 30 43 Smalley Jewelry and Sporting 03ft Goods Inc (adv) 08 27 — Dean Nichols Garden Forfcts 06 08 City frfeited "2 bail in city court 04ft Overtime parking was the charge 01ft 02 ' ft 1 03 03ft 36 03 03 03 3 00 03 " I I Livestock market: quotations nominally 25 higher on butehers few 310 lb Idaho 3550 Cattle: salable 100 largely atocker and feeders bulk steady few lot common to medium cow 1550-172- 5 around two load 0 lb feeder steers 3800 few around 800 lbs 2775 few stags 22 Sheep: salable 4500 market not established: late Thursday slaughter lambs around 25 lower 7 doubles good and 2 choice lb Idaho 2700: two load 88 lbs truck in? 2700 two car 01 lb Utahs 2675 feeding lamb strong to 25 two loads choice 80 lb feeder higher 3750 five cars 1 lbs 2675-270- 0 587-58- Pierce Beano Close PrCleae Law Higb Wheat: price per bu — 3 24 23 3 333 335 Sept 2 27 Z 37 3 36 3 38 Dee By Merrill Lynch Fenner 00-24- 100-10- 84-8- 10-88- Mid-Wfta- m ta 43-4- 13 pro-BlSi- 46 -- 33-3- 50-5- 47-4- 31-3- 38-3- John Roosevelt 'Not in Polities' SALT LAKE CITY Aug Years Ago Ben Lomond hike sponsored by the Mt Ogden stake was open to the public and intended to be a community affair said members of The hike was the commmittee planned for August 23 with a program at Camp Lamondi in North Fork on the night of August 22 All interested in the hike or in obtaining transportation up the canyon were asked to register at 2360 Washington The Relief society women of the Mt Ogden stake were to conduct an annual field day at Logan Monday Aug 18 The group was to leave the Bamberger depot at one- tnirty p m and enjoy a program prepared by the several wards un- der the bowery Purchase of the Ogden Paint Oil and Glass Co by the Bennett Glass and Paint Co of Salt Lake City was announced by William H Harris who since 1904 had been president and general manager of the Ogden Paint Oil and Glass Co Smith Battery & Supply com-- p any had moved to the northeast carrier of Twenty-sevent- h and Washington Chief of Police A E Wilfong had announced special traffic rules governing the area set aside for the Union Pacific parades and asked the public to cooperate Street car schedule for Union Pacific athletic events was to be every five minutes from the Union (UP) John Roosevelt youngest son of the late President Franklin D Roosevelt will talk about many things — but not politics "I'm not in politics the young executive explained flashing the famous Roosevelt smile "Ive got enough problems trying to rur my own life and business without trying to run those of anyone else" The younger Roosevelt stopped over here Yesterday en route to his home in Pasadena Calif He and his family have been vacationing in Colorado It Happened in Ogden- 20 11 Re-Blui- 50 ar Future Market Commodities ("in 03 42 37 d 2627-0000- if 07 Expert Watch Repairing — Jewelry and Engraving Quick serv ice Work guarv Free pick up and Art- Smalley — Don delivery Smalley Smalley Jewelry and Sporting Goods Inc Ph (adv) Sentenced — Carl E Stephens 845 Twenty-sixt- h was sentenced in city court to pay $2 on an illegal parking charge Public stenographer — Experienced in legal work 504 Eccles (adv) building phone Forfeits SIO — Don Eppich 820 Twenty-firs- t forfeited $10 bail in city court "Expired driver license was the charge Chicken in the Box at the Hermitage Ogden Canyon $100 It's - 71 delicious — $100 (adv) Double Parking — Bail of $2 on a"double parking charge was forfeited in city court by P M Pratt Clearfield j re School Girl Hdqtrs for your favorite brassieres panty girdles girdles Orchid Corset Shop 2536 Wash (adv) In City Court— Gertrude Bergen of Roy forfeited $2 bail in city court for improper parking Hard to Believe! You get six big tempting Hostess cake macaroons for only 10c Made of genuine Philippine coconut every bite is always delicious always fresh! h' (adv) New Son — Mr and Mrs John Lindquist of 3056 Hawthorne way announce the arrival of a son Thursday p m in the Dee hospital The boy weighed eight pounds 13 ounces Want Something Good? Tfy Wonder Wheat bread! It's baked from an exclusive recipe that calls for a very special blend of flours made from only premium wheat (adv) Grass Blaze — Ogden city fire department made a run at p m Thursday to 2649 Jefferson where a grass fire caused no damsix-for- ty age For Rent— Carpet shampoo machine — floor sandecs — polisher — spray gun— ladders Griffin Paint Co 421 22nd (adv) Licensed to Wed— A marriage license was issued in the Weber county clerk's office to Wallace E Allen 27 and Beverly Rapko 26 Radio Service Expert repairs on home and auto radios Call for a n service Ogden Buick Sales both of Ogden Co Phone 557L (adv) Odorless and a durable Two Complaints — Wilford W oil paint you'll strictly find Solidex ultra Winward 2571 Polk who pleaded flat paint ideal for your home Ten guilty to two complaints charging pastel tints and white which cover illegal parking was sentenced in In one coat no primer or size neccity court to pay $2 on each com- essary Get this modern wall paint at Gateway Glass and Paint Co plaint 2340 Washington (adv) drive-i- 1 Trading Controls Gaining Support Sfijsins Arrive — Mr and Mrs Russell W Wayment of Warren an- nounce the birth of twins a boy and girl born today in an Ogden hospital This is their first daughand fourth son Mr Wayment city court for not having a driver ter is the former Florence Powers of license Hooper Free — Use Sears famous Ken-moIs Your Hay Fever back again Vacuum Cleaner lor a day Phone Mr Greenwell at and this year? Well so is Formula 5 tell him when you want it (adv) Try it today (adv) Marriage License — A marriage litil of $5 — Bail of $3 wa forfeited in city court on an illegal cense was issued in the Weber clerk's offiee to Gerard parking charge by W J Hooper county Werner 22 Brooklyn N Y 1342 Twenty-nint- h Joseph 21 and Martha Ann Cobbledict Frozen food lockers tor rent Dis- Ogden tilled water for sale Utah Ice and Choice Fryers freshly Storage Cos 2230 Wall Ave Ph dressed on Heavy order Delivery Phone W3L D-2- 03ft 40 $2 bail —- JAnderson of Roy forfeited $2 bail in city court on an improper parking charge Need new window shades? Bring your sizes made to order same day All cloth shades 36x6'—$129 Tribe Home Furniture company (adv) (adv) Auto Looted— Ray Lubeck of 3562 Washington reported to the Weber county sheriffs office the theft of two wrist watches and $7 in cash from his automobile while it was prked at Pine View dam Aug 10 For Sale er Lease immediately Drive In cafe at Evanston Wyoming Just opened 2 weeks doing exceptionally large volume of business Has $5000 worth of ice cream handle our equipment to make and own ice cream also we manufacture Spudnuts Very choice location on highway 30 For details and information contact Scott Crabtree Crabtree Auto 'Co 4265 Riverdale Have partnership Rd Ph in Crabtree Auto Co and unable to handle both businesses (adv) Licensed to Wed — Weber County Clerk Lawrence M Maian issued a marriage license to Neil B Forbes 22 Clearfield and Donna Rae Price 18 Ogden '41 Chev club coupe new paint a real clean car 120 No Wall Phone 9685 (adv) Marriage License — A marriage liwas issued in the Weber county clerk's office to Richard John Barney 27 and Elva Mary Jensen 28 both of Ogden cense David C "Lvoa Bin ghan--i YJtali Mr Rerd and Mrs Fra Torkrison hot of Salt Lake — HAYES Funeral services for Alice De Lam ter Done Hayes wife of William Hayes 2R38 Madison Ave will be held MonEdgar De Lama ter 81 1164 Orchard day 1 p m at Myers and Foiilger died Thursday at eight p m at the rose chapel 533 2th 8t Bishop L Grant Lofgren of the 18th ward offamily home of natural causes Friends may call at the ficiating Ha was born June 11 1838 in Rock-vil- le Sunday 8 to 9 p m and Calif a son of John and Maria I mortuary 10 a m to l p m Interment Monday frost DeLamater He came to Utah a a Ogden city cemetery directed by youth and had made hi home here Myers and Foulger mortuary since On Aug 28 1884 he married Emily beLAMATER — Funeral services "for J Newman In the L D S Logan temEdgar DeLamater 1184 Orchard will ple She passed away last January be held He had been an active member of Monday at 1 p m in the L rrk!ri chapel with Edwin J Balrd the old I D 8 Mound Fort ward Durbishop of the 31st ward conducting ing his younger year he participated Friends may call at the funeral home actively in Sunday school and M I A Sunday from 4 to 9 p m and Mon-da- y work until the service Interment in Hi specialty was dramatics and paintOgden City cemetery directed by ing He hacj been engaged as a car— Larkln mortuary and contractor For many years penter — Funeral services for William ne was associated with the Ogden city schools system in this occupation Rohm Hill husband of Bertha L Hill 3S76 Orchard Ave will be held He is survived by the following son 3 at Myers and Foulger and daughter Carl B DeLamater OgSaturday rose chapel pm 533 26th St Friend may den Herbert V DeLamater Lo Ancall at the morutary Friday 6 to 9 geles Mrs Simon (Louise) Barlow Og10 a m to 3 pmt den Mrs William B (Vera) Arness Pi m ana The familySaturday Phoenix requests no flower In Ariz eleven grandchildren terment Brtgham City cemetery di and 13 one sister rected oy Myera ana Fouiger morMrs Lucy Plank Sacramento Calif tuary Funeral service will be held Monp m in the mortuary BULLOUGH — Funeral service for day at oneTwenty-fourth at and Adams Hazel Odell Taylor Bullough wife of chapel conducted by Edwin J Balrd bishop 551 St of 28th Ernest LeRoy Bullough of the Twenty-fir- st ward wUl be held Saturday 1 p m at Myers Interment will be In the Ogden city 533 Rose St 26th and Foulger chapel cemetery Bishop Dale T Browning of thai 26th ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Friday 6 to 9 p m F and Saturday 10 a m to 1 p m In terment ogden city cemetery directed Jame Franklin Wilson 51 of Myton by Myers and Foulger mortuary Duchesne county died at eleven p m Thursday in a local hospital of a heart BECKSTEAD — Funeral service for attack which he suffered earlier He D Becks tead will be conJohnny had been here visiting a daughter and ducted Saturday at 11 a m at LindMr and Mrs L N (Lois) quist and Sons Colonial funeral Du Bois 1863 Harrison chapel with Bishop's councilor WilHe waa born April 18 1899 in Price liam J Galbralth of the 11th ward a son of Charles F and Mary Taylor officiating Frends may6 call at the Wilson In 1928 he left Price and moved to 9 p m mortuary Friday from to California and in 1938 settled in and Saturday until the time of service Interment at West Jordon CemMyton From 1942 to 1948 he was emetery directed by Lindquist and Sons ployed at the Ogden arsenal and at time of death was employed at Myton a a CRAWFORD — Funeral services for Wilcarpenter liam Wallace Crawford wUl be conHe wa a member of the Vernal carducted Saturday at 11 a m in the penter's union Aultorest with mortuary chapel On Nov 3 1919 he married Vera Har' Bishop Grant Lofgren of the 18th mon in Price D L S ward Friends conducting are his widow Myton: and Surviving may call at the mortuary chapel Frithe following sons and daughters: Brent day from 7 to 9 p m and prior to James and Barbara Joyce Wilson Myservices Saturday Mortuary cars will ton Mrs Du Boil Ogden Mis Nola meet the busses at 36th and WashLee Wilsoh sn Francisco t Calif one ington Friday from 7:30 to 8:30 p m the and grandchild following brothers and 1 hour prior to services Saturand sisters: Elmer Wilson Myton: day Interment will be in the Mantl George Wilson Gait Calif: Oliver Wilcemetery under the direction of the son Rio Vista Calif Bill Wilson Los Aultorest mortuary Mrs Sally Simpson Angeles Calif Mrs Marlene Cox Toppenish Wash FLORISTS Yakima Wash and Mrs Myrtle Stevens Tavoca Wash The body is at the mortuary 533 And the Flowers Are a Edgar hill James Wilson son-in-la- w Twenty-sixt- h Ford V-- 8 A or ss batic dancer and two of California's champion twirlefs at the Berthana Saturday night dance and the Sun(adv) day night roller skating Issues License — Weber County Clerk Lawrence M Malan issued a marriage license to Lynn Jr Watts 20 South Weber and Beda Jane Coy 18 Ogden Lost — English Pointer 3 years and white crooked tail tld liver license No 2000 Answers name "Buck" Reward Phone 5931 (adv) Wed — A Boise CSfc MiL Phone ELIZABETH'S FLOWER SHOP Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Surviving are a daughter Mrs La Rue Whatcott Ogden and a step-so- n Vernon Andrews Ogden three grandchild dren and a brother Raymond K Bradley Sparks Nev The body is at the mortuary 3408 Washington 7814 ORPHETJM THEATRE BLDG Dial 6811 Washington Blvd PARK VIEW FLORAL For flowers to express you Phone HENRY at Park View DIAL 7231 Henry Q Klenke 2904 Quincy FUNERALS Lizzie Norseth Flowers Specializing In Your Floral Needs Funeral services for Jack Reed 2380 Kiesel Ave Phone will be conducted Saturday at 1 p nu Home Phone at Lindquist and Sons Colonial funeral chapel with former Bishop David WEBER FLORAL CO C officiating Friend may call at Lyon the mortuary Friday from 6 to 9 Greenhouse 740 28th St Phone m and Saturday until the time p of service Interment at Kaysviiie-Layto- n Ogden City Floral Co Memorial park 8urvivors inDial clude hi widow of KaysvUle John 2219 Washington Blvd Douglas Reed Salt Lake Jack B JENSEN FLORAL CO Reed of Kaysville and Margaret Reed of Lo Angeles a brother Joseph Flowers for everv Occasion eeo Mesa Ariz ana sisters Mrs 1901 Washington Blvd Phone REED — I 4761 7819 ¥EARS S TORRANCE Calif Aug 11 (UP) Municipal Judge John A Shidler of Gardena Calif a (freed to sub stitute on the bench here durine me aDsence or uuoge utto B Wil- ie juage aniaiers nrst case: KM POWER TO HANDLE IV IN parKing GREATER LOADS— THE FORD ining himself wJfr for overtime F-- 5 S Mabel Bernice Murphy Sunday acnooi worker had died "Tomato day" was being widely celebrated at Glen wood park was one of the biggest days in the park's history with exhibits of fruit indicating a good condition of the crop Thousands of visitors were present Repairs had been completed mt the sugar factory Lois Wright was surprised by a party of her young friends Present were: Misses Maude Lansing Carrie Peterson Maud Welch Jean Gait Rate Kennedy Mamie Kenn nedy Bessie Robson little Lilla Wiggins Jessie Rob-to- n Messrs George Eyarls J Robinson C E Monagahan J E Burton L Anderson L D Smyth A Huntsman L Shanks A Empy ton-and-a-ha- lfs 10 ways better than the 4 other leading makes Up to 1721 lbs more payload capacity 2 Up to f5M lbs hifcher GVW rating 3 Up to 311 lbs less rfriasai dead weight 1 4 Widest (3 MfJOea sstest rsslatreife Gus Ham el of the Elite was pleasantly surprised at his bachelor quarters on Washington t it w& u e w om "We're the crew of Rocket Ship FM 37—on ©urway to eete en 6392000 trechs OCDEN 359 26th STREET - 6 Choice of 8 or engine 7 OU filter at no extra cost 8 Oil bath air cleaner at no extra cost 9 Biggest clutch lining area 10 The "Million Dollar" Cab for extra V-- driver comfort roominess and safety V Inch fear brake shoe lining 5 Highest compression ratio f0HD fRPCHS iAST Mon-gaha- The Ford Mode) 6 is rated up to 16000 lbs BVW Your choice of V-- 8 or Six in thrje great engines including the new llOTtp Six WAY AHEAD IN SALES BECAUSE IT'S WAY AHEAD IN VALUE— Forcf Trucking Cosfs Less Because see-- P- -6 XLS Registration figures prove it! Hie Ford F-- has outstripped all sales competition since 1946 In tact since the war's end smart truckers have chosen the F-- 6 aver the next leading make by a ratio of five to three! So follow the lead of men who really know It will pay you to switch to Ford and Ford Truck economy! sajwict Sunshine Gardens 1150 Wash Blvd Judge Fines Self Mrs Meldred M Chrisman had died and interment made in Moun tain View cemetery 'i Beautiful Floral Pieces nouse Roadmaster McEntee of the Ore gon Short Line said that work on the Swan Lake line was making line progress tv Phono 5789 Washington Choice potted plants Bouquets Corsages Fruit Express since 1926 In 1930 he married Nora Varney In At No Extra Charge see Ruby and later the couple separated Ring internationally famous acro- Ogden He was a member of the outsells very other Wi ton truck today ! 11 2955 ty IT'S LED THE FIELD kets gained support in the senate today Sen May bank (D-- S floor C) manager for broad home front con now trol legislation under debate told reporters he probably would offer an amendment on speculative trading next week "because the market is going crazy" The house knocked out an administration request ' for controls over margins or down payments in sucn trading when it passed a sweeping wage - price - rationing measure yesterday The senate banking committee of wnicn Maybank is chairman took similar action But Maybank said he is certain some senators will in sist this be reconsidered "Rubber has shot sky high re cently and soybean prices have gone crazy" Maybank said Maybank's comment came as Republican senators opened a drive to whitle controls now included in the senate bill and passed by the t50 Years Ago mm two a? KLENKE FLORAL 136 30th ten-thir- And the Ford "" Furnished by Olive and Mark Bradley sedan $110 Theodore Theodore Albert Bradley 48 of 2726 St (adv) Grant died in a local hospital at p m Thursday after a short Obtain License — Oliver Scovel 20 and Barbara Jean He was born Aug 4 1902 in New Jr Ogden Frank and Betty E Lewis Tomney 18 Washington Terrace York a sonHeof had a resident of Bradley a obtained marriage license in the Ogden for the pastbeen 43 years and had Weber county clerk's office been employed as a clerk by the Pacific 1936 Phone To Idaho couple obtained a marriage license in the Weber county clerk s office They were Zedic Whitlock Braden 21 Take along a gallon or two of and Marjorie Ellen Kirk 19 WASHINGTON Aug 11 (AP)- A move to give President Truman at least Standby controls over spec ulative trading on commodity mar- Side Glances station to Ogden stadium to the Country club and trap shoot to the Weber gym and to the tennis courts n(adv) v? Sentenced — Delores Conley 18 (KVj 2163 Polk was sentenced in city court to pay $5 for not having Speeding— Cornelius Vlaandeen a driver license 04 22 of 3298 Adams was sentenced 11 in court to pay $10 on a speed22 Garments — Trusses elas- ingcity 01V ticSurgical complaint hose techFitted by 20 nician H E Rileygraduate 05 Drugs 2201 No Inflation here Hot dogs 3 for Boulevard 30 Dial Washington 25c Coffee 5c Community Bakery 01ft (adv) Cafe 2717 Wash (adv) 05 03 — Lawrence Improper Parking 13 Fined $10 y- guilty to 8 Van Meer Marine Washing- speeding Donald Pleading 03 E SoderbeVg J--5 ton Terrace forfeited $2 bail in Victory 30 road Terrace 05 city court The complaint alleged wag sentenced Washington in city court to pay 03 improper parking 03 03 14 01 03 03 ft 1 12 viV scien-- 4 city court tor allegedly running a traffic red light 01ft' 35 Everything for Baby — Powder 10ft lotion bottles Wade Drug 28th 10 (adv) 03ft and Washington 130 30 J e to-la- Bid Asked 05 634 oavi Colorometer Brown's Ice Cream or Sherbet on 1 our cnoice or line jryur flavorpicnic A gallon of Brown's Ice Cream st all day when tHically matches any color Acme Is guaranteed in dry ice for an additional Quality Paint Co 2953 Washing- packed c-ton Blvd adv (adv) — — Bail $10 Verna Houghton 480 Vernon Jaques Forfeits $10 20 of Layton forfeited $10 bail in TwentyMixth forfeited $10 bail in 350 Jack Frost mar have a lot to say 03 about next year's supplies and 18 16ft meats of and 10 15 poultry prices dairy 10 14 products 03ft Current production prospects for 1 45 155 feed grains — the raw material 05 04ft 3 00 for livestock foods — afe quite 325 45 50 an tavorable But early frost 13 14 ft agriculutre department noted 03 03 could this day change ft 02' 03ft Unusually cool rainy weather in 04 08 some heavy corn producing areas 05 10 during July kept this grain from 01 02 Conseshould as it 04 developing 05 03 01ft quently the later planted corn 13 15 would be subject to damage from 70 73 freezing weather 01ft J "4 Insects such as the corn borer 01 03 3 20 and grasshoppers also pose a ser3 65 10 SO ious threat to the crop in some 1100 30 areas the department reported yft 01 03 Com production prospects made 02 ft no change during July virtually 04 Forecast at 316800000 bushels 03 03 smallsuch a crop would be a little 04 03 UZ'4 er than last year's 3377000000 03 08 bushels but it would be sharply 07 08 0 above a production goal of Bid Asked bushels set by the depart1415 14 50 ment before the international sit8 80 1000 uation raised needs ' 43 40 A big reserve of corn from last 5 12 5 50 assures for 70 00 72 00 year ample supplies 70 current livestock rate of 75 00 prothe 00 1830 19 13ft duction But any material cut in 75 33 24 25 could be size of this year's crop 8 50 9 25 73 00 expected to influence next year's Z C M L 80 00 livestock operations Sales: A record soybean crop is indiCrescent 1000 12c cated Soybeans are an important Croff 1000 3c 15c source of food fats Dragon 1500 East Standard 3000 'i 3c The total volume of crop proGrand 1000 3C ti 3c: 1500 Deposit duction this year is expected to be Leonora 500 500 4ftc 4c The department Madison 1000 relatively large 14c said that if current prospects are New Park 100 3! 115 North 24 500 out 40c be would volume borne Lily the 2000 17c 100 17c above the 1923-3- 2 average Plumbic per cent Rico Argentine 50 © 140 and not far below the war and Silver Shield 1000 2ftc post-waverage silver standard 3000 ftc 2000 Included would be record crops w West Toledo 1000 Q 4c of soybeans and sugar beets a near record crop of grain sorghums well above average outturns of corn oats rice sugarcane cherries and hops and slightly above average harvests of hay potatoes OGDEN Aug 11 (USDA)— Hogs: saltobacco and apples able 25 hardly enough offered to test 9 heavy white nominal? malting 14040 feed Matt 3 39 2 38 3 38 330238 330 235 327 May Soybeans none 1 51 1 51 '""153 151 Sept 143 143 143 Dec 143 Nw York Kjres 44 1 March 144 144 148 NEW YORK Aug 11 (AP)— Egg 2: 146 146 146 147 May J — steady Soybean: New York spot quotations follow: 41 3 3 43 3 39 3 48 Nov mixed colors fancy heavy-MMh- Jan 3 45 3 43 3 51 3 41 4 3 52 3 47 3 46 processed refrigerators March 344 extra 1 large 39 processed 39 extra 1 May 2 46' 2 47 3 49 3 52 " medium 39 processed 39: extra 1 pullets Rye:— current receipts 36 1 36 dirties Sept 137 136 139 31: cheeks 30 141 141 143 Dec Whites fancy heavyweights 46 pro- May 147 146 148 146 cessed 46: fancy heavyweight Eggs: (Chi Merc Exch) — extra 1 large doe refrigerators 42-per Refrigerated: price 43 processed 43 extra 1 medium 41 Sept 36 30 37 00 36 15 3700 Browns fancy heavyweights 46 pro- Oct 37 10 37 05 36 40 36 15 cessed 46 fancy heavyweights processed Nov 37 33 3650 3730 36 80 Cocoa: cent per lb— tfpgeraton 43444 extra 1 large 43 Sept 38 73 38 65 38 55 3860 3660 3600 3615 36 30 Dee Butter and Egg SAN FRANCISCO Potatoes Aug 11 (UP) PoCHICAGO Dairy markets Aug 11 Butter: AA 93 score 83 A S tatoes arrivals 68 on track 135 total 90 B score 3 S 60 593 V grade supplies light de shipments Cheese: Grade A loaf 38 37 grade mand moderate market steady for 6 A tingles whites slightly stronger for reds ildaho- 0 A me- Orcgon long white 425 standards 3 70 Eggs: Grade A large 340-7- 3 7 1 diums small A grade triumph Washington long B large 8 wnues 413-9- 0 3 -- Listed Stocks Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Colo Rexall Combined Metal Comet Cob ' n Commonw'lth Lead Consolidated Eureka Crescent Eagle Oil Croff Crown Point Dragon E Crown Point East Standard E "Tin Coal'n East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Crand Deposit Great Western Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen Kennebeek Kentucky - Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Little May Madison Mine Magnolia Lead Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Gold Moscow Mt States Dey Mountain View Naildriver Nevada Metal New Majestic New Park North Lily No Standard Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con Prosper Mining Rico Argentine Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n Silver King Western Sundance Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mine So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Union Chief 1 Utah Con Utah Id Sug Com Utah-ISug Pfd Utah-Wy- o Con( Oil Victor Con 4 Western Alloys West Toledo Wilbert Yankee Con Zuma New Quincy Oil Securities Unlisted Stocks Amalg Sug Com Amalg Sug Pfd Ashley Valley Equity OU First Security Utah Fire Clay Utah OU Refg Utah P & L Com Utah So OU Random References Fashion-ton- & RCA 34 Oil Pacific Gas Packard Para Pictures av 77 13 41 42 14 47 45 T NTs LONCEI insurant expert prove rPrd ' — Trucks (cut ionevl D SALES DIAL 8803 |